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VS Code Formatting Video Series: One‑Click Setup | Web Formatter Blog
Watch our video series on setting up code formatting in Visual Studio Code with one click.
Improving YAML Readability with Anchors & Conventions | Web Formatter Blog
Learn how to improve YAML file readability using anchors, aliases, and formatting conventions for better maintainability.
Build a Unified Formatter with Node Streams | Web Formatter Blog
Learn how to build a unified code formatter using Node.js streams for efficient and scalable code processing.
SvelteKit & Prettier: Styling .svelte Components | Web Formatter Blog
Learn how to properly format Svelte components in SvelteKit projects using Prettier.
Symfony Code Styling with EasyCodingStandard | Web Formatter Blog
Set up consistent code styling in Symfony projects using EasyCodingStandard.
Clean SQL Queries: Indentation, Joins & CTEs | Web Formatter Blog
Master SQL query formatting with best practices for indentation, joins, and common table expressions (CTEs) for improved readability.
CSS Formatter Reference: Stylelint & CSScomb Guide | Web Formatter Blog
Complete reference guide to CSS formatting with Stylelint and CSScomb: installation, configuration, and best practices.
Building a Java Code Formatting API with Spring Boot & google-java-format | Web Formatter Blog
Learn how to build a Java code formatting REST API using Spring Boot and google-java-format for automatic code standardization.
Rustfmt + cargo fmt: Usage, Flags & IDE Support | Web Formatter Blog
Reference guide for Rustfmt and cargo fmt including usage, flags, and IDE integration.
Ruby & Rails Formatting Using RuboCop & ERB-Formatter | Web Formatter Blog
Master Ruby and Rails code formatting with RuboCop and ERB-Formatter to maintain consistent code style across your projects.
Ruby Formatters: RuboCop & ERB-Formatter Docs | Web Formatter Blog
Reference documentation for Ruby formatters including RuboCop and ERB-Formatter.
Rust Code Styling with rustfmt & cargo fmt | Web Formatter Blog
Learn how to format Rust code using rustfmt and cargo fmt to ensure consistent code style across your Rust projects.